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    Step 3  The selected part of the image gets unselected and the background will get selected.

                     After inverting the selection, everything outside the initial selected area will be selected and you
                     can modify it as needed.
                     For example, pressing the Delete key will remove the unselected part.

                                                                           Inverting a Selection

                           BRUSHES TOOLS

                     The Pencil Tool, Paintbrush, Airbrush and Ink Tool are the four fundamental brush tools in GIMP.

                               Tools                                       Description

                         Airbrush            Provides an authentic airbrush. It helps to paint softer colour regions,
                                             use this tool.

                         Ink Tool            This tool creates antialiased brush lines with firm edges by simulating
                                             an ink pen with an adjustable nib. To control how the strokes are
                                             drawn, you can adjust the nib’s size, form and angle.

                     Ink Tool

                     The Ink Tool is used to simulate realistic ink drawing and calligraphy effects. It allows you to create
                     smooth, tapered lines, adjusting brush thickness and dynamics to achieve varied stroke effects.
                     This tool is ideal for digital inking, sketching or creating artistic lines with different pressure and
                     angle effects.
                     Perform the following steps to use Ink Tool:

                     Step 1  Open an image in GIMP.
                     Step 2  Select the Ink Tool by either:

                             Click on Tools   Paint Tools   Ink.
                             OR
                             Click on the Ink Tool       in the Toolbox.

                             OR
                             Press K on your keyboard.

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